GRDA’s Budget proposals: Upgrade Gozo’s tourism product, upskill workforce, preserve housing estates
The Gozo Regional Development Authority said the suggestions would improve the island's long-term development
‘We stand by our decision’: BOV’s Gordon Cordina explains why the bank conceded a €181 million settlement
From the closing of the Deiulemar chapter to Malta's economic prospects, the BOV chairperson has his say
Association of Catering Establishments elects new president
The Restorante La Vela owner takes over from outgoing president Reuben Buttigieg
How exposed is Malta’s maritime register to Russian oil?
Six Malta-flagged tankers are at or in the approach of a major Russian oil terminal
Encouraging signs: March 2022 sees 110,938 tourists visit Malta, with a total spend of €80 million
In 2019, a record year for tourism on the island and before the pandemic hit, March saw 172,971 visitors
Government grant for purchase of plug-in hybrid vehicles fully taken up, Transport Malta confirms
The €11,000 grant will be paid to all plug-in hybrids ordered until 31st May 2022
What does deglobalisation mean for Malta?
The war in Ukraine has only accelerated a general shift away from globalised economies and populations
Number of aircraft registered in Malta increased by 500% in last decade
A total of 665 aircraft are currently registered in Malta
Malta Government spending on social security climbs to €322 million in Q1
Increases in old age benefits contributed the lion's share of the rise
Fewer businesses plan to increase staff as labour shortages and wage pressures continue to bite
The Central Bank of Malta released findings of its business dialogue campaign for the first quarter of 2022
Falling promise of sale registrations ‘of no concern’, property stakeholders say, as inflation worries set in
Steep drop in real estate activity seen in Q1 an ‘expected’ consequence of property incentives ending
BOV reaches deal to pay €182 million in ‘full and final’ settlement of Deiulemar bankruptcy case
It was initially ordered to pay around €370 million
Used car industry sees lowest sales in years thanks to ‘decimation’ of UK imports
The sector found no way to recover after Brexit
Malta’s energy minister Miriam Dalli urges European Commission to ensure security of supply for all
As Brussels prepares for difficult times ahead, European energy ministers discuss security of supply and price spike caused by Russia’s ...
EXCLUSIVE: Revolving door governance board has conducted one investigation in nearly two years
The board is responsible for monitoring and implementing the revolving door policy
Malta makes it onto Forbes’ top five European countries to retire in 2022
Attracting retirees is a lucrative prospect for the country